The importance of seeking advice from your insurance adviser
5 December
Business insurance is more than a protective buffer—it is a critical long-term strategic decision that directly influences the sustainability and success of a business. The potential loss of productive assets such as premises, machinery, stock,...[Read More]
Bridging the gap between old-school values and modern digital thinking
5 December
The rapid evolution of the digital world has created a cultural and generational rift, where traditional values rooted in face-to-face interactions and personal connections often clash with today’s fast-paced, technology-driven norms. This...[Read More]
Best ways to finance your renovation
5 December
Considering a renovation? You’re not alone! Home renovations are a popular way to enhance your living space, boost property value, or adapt to life changes. However, financing such projects can take time and effort. Here’s a guide to some of...[Read More]
Why you need a lawyer: the essential guide to seeking legal advice
5 December
Legal matters, whether personal or professional, can be complex and challenging to navigate. Seeking legal advice from a qualified lawyer ensures you make informed decisions while protecting your rights and interests. Here are several vital...[Read More]
What’s the difference between binding versus non-binding beneficiaries
5 December
When you buy life insurance, you usually do it with a specific goal in mind – like eliminating debts or providing for loved ones. So how do you make sure your money ends up in the right hands? Nominating a beneficiary with your insurer can...[Read More]
Renewable hydrogen tech could give green light to jobs
4 December
Making equipment to produce renewable hydrogen could help Australia lead the world in the clean energy resource and unlock up to 4000 jobs and $1.7 billion by 2050, a study says. The research, released by CSIRO Futures on Wednesday, also warned the...[Read More]
Building data nailed but future framework doubts linger
4 December
A big jump in apartment approvals has pushed home-building figures to a two-year high but experts say the increase is not enough to keep up with a housing shortage. A 4.2 per cent jump in housing approvals for October 2024 was mainly on the back of...[Read More]
Call for super funds to pump gas giants for change
4 December
Some of the nation’s largest superannuation funds have been accused of failing to use their influence over oil and gas companies to maximise shareholder value and safeguard retirement savings. Fossil fuel giants Woodside Energy and Santos have...[Read More]
Thirty licences to open a cafe: state red tape ranked
4 December
Before a cafe can get up and running in Victoria or Tasmania, operators must cobble together more than 30 different licences, permits and registrations. In the Northern Territory – the jurisdiction with the fewest licensing hoops to jump through...[Read More]
Window on carbon: tracking building supplies from China
4 December
A software startup is building a data trail from China to Australia to open a window on the carbon footprint of the construction industry. Melbourne-based Matrak announced on Wednesday a partnership with a trade body in China to immediately provide...[Read More]
Deals on the bus go down, down: transport costs plunge
4 December
The cost of getting around has fallen for the first time in two years, a study has shown, but households in some states are faring better than others thanks to public transport discounts. The Australian Automobile Association detailed the extent of...[Read More]
Consumers need power on shift to net zero emissions
4 December
When you need to buy a new oven, replace a broken hot water system, update your kitchen or renovate your house, there is no single place to find the most energy efficient way to do it. A clear source of information to help households get involved in...[Read More]
Bradman baggy green sold at auction for nearly $500,000
4 December
The combination of Sir Donald Bradman’s fabled brilliance and the baggy green’s near-mythical status has persuaded an Australian to part with nearly half-a-million dollars for one of the Don’s Test caps. Unlike modern Australian players the...[Read More]
Lifeline for ex-steel workers from green iron exports
4 December
Australia will lose thousands of jobs to rival resource-rich economies if the federal government fails to kickstart the nascent green iron industry, experts warn. An independent report released on Tuesday by Mandala Partners found the industry could...[Read More]
Konstas says he’s ready to play Tests for Australia
4 December
Teen sensation Sam Konstas says he is up for the challenge of playing Test cricket this summer, believing he is in the right headspace to debut for Australia. Konstas catapulted back into the public spotlight on Sunday when he smashed a 90-ball...[Read More]